It only crashed that one time...
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ah, thanks
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Milan, how do you change the computer name in jaunty? i had to manually
change the config files.
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ditto #10 and #11
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not working with edgy. tried with 4 different computers.
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jhasse: i disagree. any action that involves a potential loss of work
should require a confirmation by default.
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yup, it's caused by the kludge for #42115. the reasoning was that this
problem affects far fewer people (only those in UTC+12 or greater) than
the previous problem. the fix is to change the code to open Evolution
with the UTC equivalent to the current local time.
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as discussed previously, this is a kludge and affects only people in
time zones greater than UTC+12 during their daylight savings, which is
far fewer than affecting everyone in a minus time zone all the time
(half of the world, including the americas) as the previous code did.
also as discussed, t
outstanding!
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this still doesn't work for edgy and upstream (evolution) is apparently
not going to fix this. since this is a very visible and annoying bug in
ubuntu, and since the fix (above) is very simple and has no chance of
breaking anything, i'm sure matt will allow it. i know you guys don't
like deltas,
still using Dapper, though. maybe it's fixed in Edgy.
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yes. when there is no location set, the applet now shows '0F'. but once
you specify a location (in this case, Glen Burnie), the units are once
again in centigrade (right now it says 24C). repeat the steps as above
and it happens every time.
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default (human) theme. the 'refresh' icon is clearly the wrong icon for
the theme. it is far smaller than the other icons, a different general
style, and blue.
this problem krept up during the development cycle for several icons
(including
evolution's calendar is supposed to scroll to the specified time, but
since that has never ever actually worked, it's not an issue.
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as i mentioned in the bug i filed, a safe kludge is to always use 12
noon GMT:
evolution calendar:///?startdate=20060608T12
since (virtually) no time zone is more than 12 hours away from GMT, this
will force evolution to start on the specified date, regardless of time
zone. the only people th
if you look at the 'impl_handleURI' function in 'calendar-component.c',
the standard function 'time_from_isodate' is used to parse 'startdate'
and 'enddate' values. the 'time_from_isodate' documentation states the
string must be a Date/time value in ISO 8601 UTC format.
in other words, the date st
if you look at the 'impl_handleURI' function in 'calendar-component.c',
the standard function 'time_from_isodate' is used to parse 'startdate'
and 'enddate' values. the 'time_from_isodate' documentation states the
string must be a Date/time value in ISO 8601 UTC format.
in other words, the date st
ughhh! i give up!
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i know it sounds like i'm arguing semantics, but in this case semantics
are important. the reason that i want to make the distinction clear is
because this bug is mirrored upstream, and the Evolution maintainers
need to know that there's actually no problem with their code. in fact,
they should NOT
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 42115 ***
fine, i'll change the bugs appropriately.
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the reason is that bug #42115 is mirrored upstream and the maintainers
need to know not to waste their time with it.
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you're missing the point. the command DOES work properly, but since
there is no time or time zone specified, evolution quite reasonably
assumes 00:00 zulu. for those of us in EDT, this get translated to 8PM
of the previous day.
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as i pointed out, this is NOT a duplicate of Bug #42115. Bug #42115 is
NOT a valid bug. the problem is that gnome-panel is not specififying the
time or time zone.
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there's probably a way, but i haven't figured out the syntax for
specifying the time zone with the command line. a kludge is always using
noon zulu time:
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yes, that's exactly what's happening. i'm in Eastern Standard Time, USA,
which is currently GMT minus 4 hours. the command:
evolution calendar:///?startdate=20060608T035959
opens evolution to the previous day, while the command:
evolution calendar:///?startdate=20060608T04
opens evolution
this is probably not a bug, as evolution is probably assuming 00:00 zulu
for the time. this gets converted to the previous day for those of us in
a "minus" time zone. the command line for gnome-panel needs to specify
the correct time zone. i've opened bug #46805.
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to be more specific, the command used to open evolution is probably
something like this:
evolution calendar:///?startdate=20060608
in this example, i believe that evolution is assuming the specific time
to open is 8 june 2006, 00:00 zulu time. this gets translated to the
previous day to those of
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the calendar applet in gnome panel needs to include the time in the
command line used to open evolution's calendar. otherwise, evolution may
be opened to the wrong date. see my comment in bug #42115 for more
information.
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i'm sorry; no offense was intended. i was just trying to be a bit
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see my comment in Bug #42115
** Affects: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
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let's eliminate some of the variables, here. explicitly specifying the
date with the command:
evolution calendar:///?startdate=20060608T114022
starts evolution with the correct date (8 june 2006). however, omitting
the time portion with the command:
evolution calendar:///?startdate=20060608
sta
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i don't know was it is, but i find the new "show desktop" panel icon to
be quite repulsive. even repulsive enough to file a bug about it. it's
too busy and complicated looking. plus that pencil seems impossibly
large and threatening (thank
my computer's back. things do work correctly, now.
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hmph! if you're gonna be keeping track of things like 'karma', then you
need to make sure to mark later bug reports as duplicates of earlier
ones, and not vice-versa. i loose karma for filing a legit bug report,
and the guy who doesn't bother to check for a duplicate gets my credit!
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hmph! if you're gonna be keeping track of things like 'karma', then you
need to make sure to mark later bug reports as duplicates of earlier
ones, and not vice-versa. i loose karma for filing a legit bug report,
and the guy who doesn't bother to check f
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Severity: Normal
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Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
using dapper (64-bit) on an Acer Ferrari 4000 laptop with ATI fglrx
drivers. the problem may be present on other computers as well.
when i press the
my Acer is in the shop again (what a surprise), but my eMachines doesn't
do it. i'll recheck with my Acer when I get it back (assuming it works
long enough for the screensaver to kick in). for those of you with
Acers, are you running 64-bit or 32-bit?
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Description:
using dapper (64-bit) on an Acer Ferrari 4000 laptop. the problem may be
present on other computers as well.
1. reboot the computer and log in.
2
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Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
1. go to Edit-->Preferences-->Mail Preferences-->HTML Mail
2. select "Load images in mail from contacts"
3. go to Contacts
4. create a new address book (
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while this change may work well for you, you're not considering the people
whose power buttons are in much more accessible locations (for example, laptop
users have their power buttons right on the keyboard). in these cases
accidently pressing the po
included upstream is a patch for 2.6.0. can we just it here? i know deltas
greatly increase work load, but i believe it would improve the out-of-box
experience of ubuntu for the target audience. everyone expects a 'select
thread' button to, well, select the thread.
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using updated dapper (64-bit).
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i for one absolutely love this new behavior. i can't tell you how many times my
cat has shut off my laptop in the middle of important work by walking on the
keyboard and stepping on the power button. i've inadvertently pressed the power
button myself as well. something as drastic as shutting off
Public bug reported:
Affects: gnome-applets (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
1. add weather applet to your panel.
2. open weather applet preferences.
3. set all units to 'Default'
4. select as location North America-->United
Public bug reported:
Affects: evolution (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
1. select a single message. the contents show in the preview window.
2. select additional messages by holding down CTRL and clicking on them with
the mo
if it matters, this is an IMAP account. tried with Dovecot and Courier servers
with same result.
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Affects: evolution (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
1. open evolution and turn 'group by threads' on.
2. select a message below the top node in a thread.
3! go to Folder-->Select Message Thread or hit ctr
horray! this seems to be fixed with lates updates (3 april).
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sorry, this is a dup of bug #34384.
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Affects: yelp (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
1! try to start yelp. it crashes shortly afterwards for no apparent
reason.
using dapper 64-bit, 28 march. yelp appea
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using dapper 64-bit, 28 mar 2006
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Affects: control-center gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
1. go to System-->Preferences-->About Me
2. leave work email blank but fill in home emai
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Comment:
hmm... why is the severity 'wishlist' if this is a regression and a
workaround (not a fix) to bug 27651?
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